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Heroes of Hope celebrates the achievements of Christians of global majority heritage who lived out their faith and made a positive difference in their communities and beyond.
In this diverse and inclusive book, kids will discover 22 inspirational people from different backgrounds and cultures. From the cities of Europe to the deserts of Africa, from the wild open spaces of America to the busy streets of China, and from the green, tropical Solomon Islands to the mines of Bolivia, each person featured in this book has made a difference in their local communities in their own unique way.
Their stories of courage, determination, and faith, along with eye-catching illustrations, will inspire kids to know that – whoever or wherever they are – they can help to make the world a better place!
Heroes of Hope will resonate with readers by focusing on the connections between faith, ethnicity, and community. Young readers will be inspired to recognize the power of faith and the potential within themselves to influence those around them positively.
Heroes of Hope :
* highlights the many contributions of people of global majority heritage within the Church
* includes people who are often overlooked in Christian biographies for children
* provides children with inspirational role models
* encourages children to make a positive difference to their own communities
Kids will meet: St Maurice; Abba Moses; St Monica; St Augustine; St Juan Diego; St Kateri Tekakwitha; St Martin de Porres; St Kuriakose Chavara; Paulina Dlamini; Blessed Ceferino Giminez Malla; Harold Moody; Tsai Su Jan; Toyohiko Kagawa; Florence Li Tim Oi; Ini Kopuria; St Josephine Bakhita; Archbishop Oscar Romero; Oseola McCarty; Pauli Murray; St. Alphonsa; Rosa Parks; and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
With a foreword by Lord Paul Boateng.
Heroes of Hope is published in partnership with the Church of England's Racial Justice Unit, which exists to enable everyone within a church's community to contribute and belong, whether their family have lived in the area for generations or for just a few weeks.
— Dr Maureen Glackin, National RE Adviser, CES
2. Abba Moses: A Story of Change and Forgiveness
3. St Monica: The Patron Saint of Mothers
4. St Augustine of Hippo: The Search for Understanding
5. St Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin: A Man Who Dared to Believe
6. St Martin de Porres: A Heart for Charity
7. St Kateri Tekakwitha: The Lily of the Mohawks'
8. St Kuriakose Elias Chavara: A Pioneer of Free Education
9. Paulina Dlamini: A Faith Influencer
10. Blessed Cerefino Giminez Malla: The Strong One
11. St Josephine Bakhita: A Tale of Triumph over Adversity
12. Dr Harold Moody: A Beacon of Unity and Compassion
13. Toyohiko Kagawa: A Peacemaker and Community Builder
14. Tsai "Christiana"; Su Juan: The Queen of the Dark Chamber
15. Florence Li Tim-Oi: The First Female Anglican Priest
16. Ini Kopuria: A Pioneer Bridging Faith and Culture
17. Osceola McCarty: A Selfless Gift of Generosity
18. St Alphonsa: A Life of Sacrifice for Others
19. Pauli Murray: A Civil Rights Activist
20. Archbishop Oscar Romero: A Voice for Justice
21. Rosa Parks: A Woman Who Refused to Move
22. Archbishop Desmond Tutu: A Champion of Hope